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 Reglueing corks
Author: krawfish3x 
Date:   2003-10-20 10:57

what should i use to reglue corks on a plastic clarinet. i tried elmers glue but it doesnt work. any other suggestions?

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 Re: Reglueing corks
Author: Dan1937 
Date:   2003-10-20 11:56

Probably the best thing to use would be contact cement, available at hardware stores. Coat both surfaces and let dry 15-20 minutes, then put the cork on, being certain to align it just the way you want it, because you cannot move it once it's in place.

--Dan

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 Re: Reglueing corks
Author: Gordon (NZ) 
Date:   2003-10-20 14:44

Good contact glues may not need that long.

UK's "Evostik Impact Glue", used by many discerning repairer's worldwide, needs 1 to 3 minutes. It would not stick after 10 minutes.

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 Re: Reglueing corks
Author: BobD 
Date:   2003-10-20 20:56

The 15-20 minutes is from the label and usually used for counter tops. Agreed that shorter times are commonly used for corks.

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